Yes for buyers seeking a firm, low-profile hybrid who can accept some partner movement. Modway says Jenna responds to side, back, and stomach sleeping styles. Dweva rated motion isolation 3.4/5, so couples sensitive to partner movement may notice it. Hot sleepers seeking spring bounce may fit the Saatva Classic better. Sleep Foundation scores it 9.5 and lists hot sleepers among its best-fit groups. Saatva's Queen price is $2,229; Jenna's Queen list price is $246.39. Buy it only if you want the firm hybrid feel and can accept some partner movement.
Modway lists the Jenna’s firmness as Firm. The brand describes it as a firm innerspring mattress, so choose this option if you want the firmness Modway names.
Modway says the Jenna is responsive to side, back, and stomach sleepers, so it may suit you if you use one of those positions. If you switch among them, the claim gives you a reason to consider the mattress, but it is not a direct assessment of combination sleeping. Dweva rated edge support 3.6/5: its tester found the edge usable for sleeping, but it compressed noticeably while sitting. That trade-off matters if you sit on the edge to get dressed or want a steady perch. Treat Modway's position statement as a starting point, and weigh the sitting-edge caveat if edge use matters to your routine.
The Modway Jenna may be worth considering for back pain, but Modway’s claim is not a promise of pain relief. Modway says its hybrid mattress relieves pressure on hips, back, and shoulders. Weigh that benefit against your needs, and buy it only if pressure relief is what you want from a mattress, not because you expect a certain result for your back.
Modway says this hybrid mattress delivers cooling airflow night after night.
Yes, you may feel a restless partner move. Dweva rated motion isolation 3.4/5. In its ball-drop test, vibration was detectable for 0.9 seconds at 24 inches, so movement crossed the bed rather than stopping fully. The foam recovered 90% of its height in 0.7 seconds, so it springs back quickly. If you are a light sleeper, treat partner movement as possible and skip this mattress if it would disturb your sleep.
| Tester | Motion and bounce reading |
|---|---|
| Dweva | Motion Isolation: 3.4/5; ball-drop test: detectable vibration for 0.9 seconds at 24 inches; foam recovered 90% of its height in 0.7 seconds. |
Whether the Jenna is worth it depends on your budget: the Queen list price is $246.39. Use the dimensions below to check the fit in your room and on your bed frame before buying. Prices change, so check the live price before you order and compare the list price with your budget.
| Size | Dimensions | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Queen | 80 x 60 in | $246.39 |
Height: 8 inches
The Jenna uses a layered foam and coil build.
For fitted sheets, check pocket depth against the mattress’s full height, including the pillow-top. A fitted sheet needs to reach around the whole mattress, not just the coil layer. Compare the sheet’s pocket depth with the bed’s actual height before buying. That helps you choose a sheet that can tuck around the corners without pulling loose.
| Layer | What it is made of |
|---|---|
| Responsive Foam Layer (0.5 inches) | Foam |
| Breathable Foam Layer (0.5 inches) | Foam |
| Individually Wrapped Coils (7 inches) | Coils |
| Fire Resistant Polyester Barrier | Polyester |
Also in the build: Quilted Pillow-Top Cover. The sources we read name this layer but not what it is made of.
The mattress contains flexible polyurethane foam with CertiPUR-US certification. The certification covers that foam inside the mattress, with standards for content, emissions, and durability. That scope matters: it gives you information about the foam, not a certification of the whole bed or its cover. Use it as one check on the foam, not as a claim about all materials.
Modway says the Jenna’s fire barrier is a fire-resistant polyester barrier. The law tag lists the mattress materials. Read the tag for the specific mattress you are considering before buying. If material makeup affects your decision, use the listed details to guide your choice of bed and judge whether this model fits your needs.
The brand says FedEx orders typically arrive within 5-7 business days, so plan around that window rather than relying on a fixed arrival date. Keep your current bed in use while you wait, then make room for the mattress when it arrives.
Typical wait: FedEx orders typically arrive within 5-7 business days
Modway says you have 30 days after receiving the mattress to request a return, so note when it arrives and act within that window. The return fee is Customer pays return shipping, so include shipping in your budget if you may send it back.
Not covered by the trial: Closeout, Outlet or Final Sale items; all Canada sales are final
Modway lists a 10-year warranty for the Jenna.
A recent Wayfair owner review recommends the 8-inch Twin as a budget-friendly option. If value matters in your choice, that is a positive reason to consider the Twin. Keep the recommendation in proportion: it is an individual review, not a broad verdict on the mattress. Treat it as an input in your decision, and compare the mattress with your own priorities before buying. This is a useful value signal, but it does not settle whether the bed is right for you.
For a different feel, Modway’s siblings are the first comparison: choose Mila for memory foam, Aveline for cooling memory foam with less partner bounce, or Kate for a plush Bonnell spring feel. Modway calls Aveline ideal for couples.
Saatva Classic by Saatva has a Queen price of $2,229 and is a better fit if you want innerspring bounce or sleep hot. Sleep Foundation scores it 9.5 and lists hot sleepers among its best-fit groups. The Allswell 10-Inch Hybrid Mattress by Allswell has a Queen price of $282 and a Sleep Foundation score of 8.0. Its best-for line names warm and back sleepers, plus stomach sleepers under 230 lb.
We read the maker's own pages, outside testers and owner reviews, and we date every fact. We do not test beds ourselves. Every source we used is listed below with the day we checked it.
We read the product page, spec tabs and policy pages for layers, sizes, list prices, trial and warranty.
We credit each score to the tester that gave it and never blend scores into one number.
Where a rating exists, we read the owner reviews behind it and outside summaries of what owners like and dislike.
We could not find enough good evidence to answer these questions yet, so this page leaves them out: Where to Try, Bed Base, How Long It Lasts, Changes Since Launch.